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* { sr much change in temperature light to jfg^^ajw moderate winds becoming variable r range of temperatures x fy l average 7r vol ix no 181 a m Chicago examiner thursday Chicago july 20 1 9 1 1 l 6 pages thursday ve the examiner follow you on ur vacation ufa.ngys of address made as often as desired vacation sub.cription rates po.tage paltli daily examiner two week is cent daily examiner four week 30 cent sunday examiner 1 month 25 cent 011l up subtctlduon dupt mÂ«jn som or aut n 31589 aim â€¢â€¢ o s."pit.'nv 0 m price one cent ?â€ž""â€¢"* y *Â»"Â«,. 30 cubh.i per mint buelders unite to end rule of o'donnell seorganize the associated building trades and elect officers haughnessey president 3,000 men give allegiance to new body no strikes slogan Chicago has a new ceutral body in the building trad~es to take the place of the eutlding trades council which is grad nally being disrupted because of the lead ership of simon o'donnell and maurice unions with a membership of nearly 50 000 have reorganized the associated ' building trades and elected peter shaugh nessy president of the bricklayers and stonemasons union its president unions with nearly 20,000 members some f them still in the building trades coun cil have announced that they will either rapport the new central body or remniu neutral under no circumstances they tate will they uphold the building trades council 49,900 men take stand the unions in the new council are member bimlernialicrh 059 boilermakers helpers 256 bricklayers and stone masons 8,000 carpenters 17,500 ll i.st ing engineers gjo glass workers 400 mosaic workers 300 mosaic workers helpers 300 i plasterers 1,700 boofers and helpers 400 tfie layers and helpers 150 building laborers 1 7 nun steamthters _ fct , , . . 650 alninior bteamfitfers Â„ 050 total 13,900 besliles the organizations in the new entral body the following are either sym pathizing with its purposes or remaining neutral member unions hip painters 10,000 structural ironworkers 900 marble cutters bud setters 400 others trades 6,000 total 17,300 when the building trades council was organize the plumbers and several other trades did not join it the council at that time adopted a policy of no strikes au grievances were either settled without call ing out the workmen or they went to arbi tration there was peace for nearly a o'donnell brought trouble then the plumbers led by simon o'don nell joined the council the other trades on the outside went ln at the same time o'donnell was elected president ou a plat form of aggressive warfare against con tractors the policy of john metz of the â€¢ arpenters the former president was to avoid strikes wherever possible after o'donnell took office the trouble began then john r alpine president of the united association of plumbers ordered the formation of a new union of steamtit tere in Chicago of which maurice euright was made business agent this started a war ln which three men were killed sev eral shot and scores slugged for several montns fao.inio.ooo of building has been tied up through trouble growing l out of the alpiue-enrlght union the associated building trades will fol low a policy thnt will prevent strikes o'donnell and his followers will never be permitted it is said to gain control of the aew central body captured by alderman alleged horse thief overtaken after a seven-mile chase 18-a seven-mile chase alderman a j i changelon of evanston yesterday overtook ] and arrested stephen mitchell an alleged ! horse thief mitchell was trying to sell a | horse and buggy to frank bartelmo a . shermerville saloon keeper when the.al-i derman appeared mitchell lashed his horse j and galloped cbangelon jumped into a j buggy belonging to bartelmo and gave pur suit the race ended in libertyville mit chell is held in evanston on warrants ! worn out by the johnson express com ! pany and frank miller 2310 hartzell place i gates is expected to live kiclans think he will recover if heart stands strain special cable to the examiner us july 19 john w gates passed j s dvorablo day and ts reported to be do jtg well to-night the family are greatly : encouraged and the physicians are inclined ; to the belief that the patient will recover j if his heart continues to staud the strain s well as it has so far several days j must pass however before he can be j said lo be out of danger j " black hand bomb hurls scores from beds wrecks store vincent la cognata 1839 south clark street ignored demands for money outrage follows his failure to comply with demands for mone yinndc in threatening letters from the black hand led to the wrecking of i the grocery store of vincent la cognata 1839 south clark street by a dynamite bomb early this morning families occupying tre upper two stories of the three-story brick building were thrown from their beds windows in it and surrounding structures were shattered and the south italian and red light districts were plunged into excitement the bomb was one of the most powerful rued by the black hand operators teh police declare that la cognata has received threatening letters but the gro cer denied this through fear of further vengeance it is believed six families occupying the upper floors were hurled fro mtheir beds and narrowly escaped being cut by flying glass no one wa6 reported injured twain's teacher is 91 told sam he'd never make hit ml steamboat man east liverpool 0 july 19.â€”cap tain abner martin the oldest ohio-missis sippi river man in this section of the ohio valley has just celebrated his nlnety-flrst birthday captain martin taught samuel clemens mark twain all the latter knew about a steamboat and when both were working on the old river packet pennsyl vania told sam he never would make a hit as a steamboat man \ and he didn't said captain martin to day he was too witty even when on a pilot house deck captain martin declares that few people ever knew how sam got into the lecture business when the war broke out he en listed in the confederate army spent a few months there and deserting went to the fiji islands where he remained nntil after the war returning home broke sam then wrote and delivered his flrst lecture fire razes a factory churchill cabinet co suffers 100 000 believed to be incendiafy fire which assumed threatening propor tions and drove scores of families from their homes early this morning destroyed half the buildings of the churchill cabi net company which cover the block be tween north hoyne avenue and churchill streets the money loss was estimated nt 100,000 and chief seyferlich said there were suspicions that the fire was incen diary some of the tenants of the surrounding houses fled in night attire the churchill cabinet company makes mission furniture and this proved ready fuel for the flames another early morning fire was in the apartment building 6057 south michigan avenue and 70 east sixty-first street the fire started ln a delicatessen store and twelve families fled to the street the loss was 500 confesses slaying wife farmer buried body in lime six years ago rings are clews charlotte mich july 19 the body of mrs sarah lonsberry murdered by her husband w e lonsberry a well known farmer was found by sheriff donovan in a sheep shed on the lonsberry farm to-day the body had been buried fully dressed and lime had been used to destroy videi\ce but two gold rings were found belonging to mrs lonsberry the murder was com mitted january 1 1905 and lonsberry was arrested a few days ago on a statement made by his mother eignty-four years old who saw her son kill his wife by choking her lonsberry upon being told that the body had been found confessed to the mur der rebels in mexico defiant el paso texas july 19 rebels in possession of agua prleta mexico refuse to surrender their guns after having been paid for their services and discharged they have rolled a cannon into the streets have declared the town under martial law and have thrown the paymaster and the customs collector in jail / i mer ' cans are being neld in the town under guard and no one is permitted to enter lightning hits girl at birthday party daughter of evanston attorney may die from . burns at benton harbor resort bolt strikes umbrella millicent turnock just 16 in jured as she trips toward fete in rain storm a bappy day for the family of james turnock a prominent evanston attorney yesterday was riven by a bolt of lightning which struck and probably fatally burned miss millicent turnock the daughter while she was walking through the rain at ponton harbor mich to attend a party given in honor of her sixteenth birthday , miss turnock fell to the sidewalk un conscious literally burned from head to foot a youjig man who was escorting her to the fete was stunned by the bolt but his condition is said to be not serious friends who ran to the girl's aid were j pi-evented from touching the body by the electricity with which it was charged umbrella is lightning rod a steel umbrella which miss turnock was carrying is believed to have attracted the shaft of lightning there was a crack ling sound a blinding flash and the um brella was torn to shreds the girl's outer sk'rt was stripped from her body her head and neck were lacerated and the entire right side of her body was terribly seared it was several hours before she regained consciousness physicians of fered slight hope for her recovery mr and mrs turnock were summoned to their daughter's side last night by a tele gram from benton harbor wouldn't let rain spoil day two weeks ago miss turnock went to benton harbor with her mother sirs tur nock returned to Chicago sunday leaving the girl in the care of the family of p a vicfcers also of evanston the party was registered at the tabor summer resort fonr miles from benton harbor a week ago plans for the girl's birthday party were made by her companions she has spent the seven days in happy antici pation of the anniversary whan the rainstorm came up yesterday miss turnock told her friends that she did not intend to let the weather spoil her birthday with a group of laughing and chatting friends she started through the heavy downpour to the scene of the fete two years ago liss turnock entered the evanston high school she is one of the prettiest and most popular girls of the younger social set of the suburb plan co-operative city promoters seek 50,000 to 1,000 000 population new york july 19 the american society of equity to-day announced the proposed establishment of a co-operative town by the name of co-operator in the lakes region of wisconsin the develop ment of the plan includes the operation of a strictly co-operative food manufac turing center the proposition is to inter est from 30,000 to 1,000,000 co-operators who will pay 10 cents a week this wm be sufficient to establish independent pack ing plants grist mills elevators ware houses and cold storage plants with the intended investment it is estimated that the co-operators can come to this place and live in independence expelled clubman soes writer seeks mandamus to force the players to reinstate him new york july 10 richard t barry magazine writer recently expelled from the players club for branding mem bers of the theatrical profession mental delinquents and"bluffers of feeling has applied to supreme court justice giegerich for a writ of mandamus to compel the club to reinstate him his attorney henry w bridges contended that the article ln which barry's objectionable remarks were made was not aimed at the players but ot an economic he said that the club had no right to make itself the censor of a man's opinions raid mt clemens games attorney general of state closes gambling on governor's orders detroit mich july 19 under orders i from governor osborn assistant attorney general t a lawler with the macomb j county sheriff and his deputies last night ! raided six gambling houses in mount clem i ens and arrested the operators the of ficers confiscated every piece of gambling paraphernalia and it required eight drays to carry the goods away citizens of mount clemens and maccmb county have com 1 plained that local officers were not enforc ing the law mrs luke lea recovering denver colo july 10 mrs luke lea wife of united states senator lea of ten nessee who was rushed to denver last week from deer park md while she was suffering from a relapse following an oper ation is improving rapidly and is now con sidered outyof danger senator lea who submitted to a transfusion of a quart of blood from hi own veins in au effort to i save the life of mrs lea will leave in a few days for nashville 1,50,000 graft cases of i c dead civil suits against officials melt away criminal prose cution unlikely company buys car works i pays 190,000 for mediocre property which may be turned to junk after spending tens of thousands of dol lars to collect evidence on which to base civil and criminal suits charging that of ficials and employes of the road had stolen 1,500,000 ln car repair graft the Illinois central railroad has allowed its case to melt away and has placed a monetary value on the crime alleged requiem was sounded yesterday over the cases which started with great hue and cry when the Illinois central waived all claims for damage against charles l ew ing prank b harriman and john m tay lor amounting to t more than 1,000,000 and paid 190,000 for the west pullman car works the price is said to be more than any other road would pay for the proper ties and it is expected the shop will be junked means end of prosecution literally the settlement was with the west pullman car works and only oblit erates the civil liability of this company but it was admitted a month ago by offi cials of the railroad that a deal was about to be closed and the three principal de fendants would be given immunity from further prosecution ana this is the deal ewlng was former general superintend ent harriman former general manager and taylor former storekeeper for the Illinois central the west pullman is one of a number of car repair shops in which they were accused of having swindled the rail road by charging for repairs never made the whole scheme was engineered accord ing to the charges by henry c oster mann , ostennann was the first man to settle the amount of the settlement was not made known but he has never been made a defendant the criminal action against the present defendants was started in long winded hearings in the municipal court after a hearing before a master in chan cery the latest move was a change of venue the warrants on which the men were arrested w*re sworn to by j t har ahan then president of the road the of ficials of the road have been active in ef fecting settlements and timid in prosecut ing the criminal charges daring graft alleged the information on which the warrants were based read almost like a fable so daring was the graft as charged that the allegations many of them never denied were almost unbelievable it was the story of charging repairs on thousands of cars which were never re paired many of them which were never in the yards of the car repair companies so daring did ostermann and his allies on the pay rolls of the railroad become according to the reports of investigators that they jotted down the numbers of freight cars flying past the window and charged thou sands of dollars for repairs on the cars which never stopped jap spy taken in bavaria i officer attached to kaiser's army said to be under arrest seheclal cable to the examiner . berlin july 19 1t is repotted that'a japanese officer attached to the german army has been arrested as a spy the ar rest was made according to the report at hammelburg bavaria but officials in ber lin decline to comment on the matter the spy is said to have been found examining several new held guns at night with a dark lantern Chicago woman drowned mrs a j jones falls from launch at michigan resort kalamazoo mich july 19 mrs a j jones of Chicago was drowned in gull lake to-night she was with n number of friends crossing the lake in a launch when suddenly she fell over backwards mrs i jones has been spending the last few weeks at gull lake her husband came to i the city to-day but he has not been located to-night the body was not recovered labor chiefs freed state duped ex-convict unmasked on stand new altman indictments killed otonnell kearney and garvin immediately released when wayman admits being tricked frank pardee kept in luxury for month as chief factor in conspiracy case wilts and prosecution collapses others add to enright evidence he stays in jail sluggers a farce in three scenes without action scene i state's attorney's office one month ago frank pardee a steamfltter i heard o'donnell kearney and garvin conspire with moss enrlgi to kill vincent altman enright was to get 500 and a new automobile inspector hunt pardee hare you ever been in prison pardee never sir on my oath state's attorney wayman this is a most serious charge pardee and will mean indictments is there anything ln your past life that will reflect discredit on your testi mony pardee not a thing in the mea?itiiite pardee has lived on the fat of the land on mou j furnished him by inspector hunt and state's attorney wayman scene 11 holland hotel hyde park tuesday 11 p m inspector hunt you are sure pardee that you haven't the slightest police reto .. pardee as i live not a record state's attorney wayman if you have ever done anything wrong tell us now ; the other side will surely bring lt up against you pardee i am straight as a string scene 111 judge lockwood honore's court wednesday afternoon attorney brady pardee did you ever serve a term ln the missouri penitentiary under the name of parve pardee yes sir . attorney brady were you ever in an asylum for the criminal insane pardee yes sir state's attorney wayman we have been outrageously deceived by this witness 1 move to aolia pros the cases against o'donnell kearney and garvin o'donnell kearney and garvin ha ha ha cheers from the labor delegation outside the court room many curtains r>y fter one of the most remarkable reversals of evidence the chi f i cago courts have ever seen judge lockwood honore on motion of \\ the state's attorney yesterday ordered the release of simon e o'donnell james garvin and thomas kearney business agents of the plumbers union who had been indicted for complicity in the mur der of vincent altman at the-'briggs house bar these three labor leaders owe their release and present liberty to the fact that frank pardee a labor hanger-on desired to live in luxury at the expense of the state he saw an opportuity to use his knowledge of the briggs house tragedy and worked the game to the limit the captain of koepenick the shoemaker who by putting on * brilliant uniform lorded it over a se ction of germany for a few days can take no medals away from frank p ardee by denying that he had a criminal record he succeeded in making state's attorney wayman and in spector nicholas hunt two of the most ridiculous figures in Chicago from dingy flat to luxury pardee and his wife have lived in luxury that they never knew before since he walked into the detective bureau and told his story of the men higher up from a dingy flat on indiana avenue where they did not know where the next meal was coming from they were moved by the police to the holland house a select hotel in fashionable hyde park they enjoyed the companionship of detective sergeant ben burns one ot the best story tellers in the departm ent and in addition pardee has h*d 30 a week spending money what are you going to do with pardee inspector hunt was asked last night hw 111 sell my interest in him cheap said the inspector indeed i'll te him to you b^t developed at the hearing vest erday that pardee had first sold out frank pardee clothier drowns as bathers sport near by morris m greenbaum fails to appear when beach is closed for thi night / morris m greenbaum 3862 evanston avenue a partner in the kumfort garment company 350 west madison street was drowned at the bathing beach near the Chicago beach hotel last evening after all the beach's patrons had left at 10 o'clock attendants as usual examined all the lockers and in one found a man's clothing and other apparel in a pocket of the coat was found a card bearing greenbaum's name search was then made for the body but no trace of lt was found the police learned greenbaum had not returned home last evening and his rela tives were asked to go to the bathing beach where they identified the cloth ing greenbaum is said to have gone to the beach at 5 o'clock and is supposed to have drowned soon after that the clothing was identified by green baum's partner william h shapera and by newton solomon and his daughter miss ella solomon at whose home green baum lived greeubauin's home was in philadelphia but he had been in Chicago the last yeai he was twenty-three years old oil trust heiress to wed helena stallo engaged to friend of swedish king cincinnati 0 july 19 that e k stallo of new york within a few days will announce formally the betrothal of his daughter helena to nils florman grand son of a swedish admiral and an intimate friend of the king of sweden was stated to-day by miss stallo the young woman who is with her sister a joint heiress of the lute alexander mcdonald is at dalvay the estate in clifton a suburb which was the former standard oil magnate's home florman wtyo is a new york business man is there having hurried to dalvey on hear ing that miss stallo had been injured in an auto accident she was only slightly hurt miss stallo met her fiance on 3 recent trip to honolula miss helena stallo's fortune is estir.ated lat from 7,500,000 to 25,000,090iÂ»;jrfi Taft starts coast fair presses button which inaugurates .. work at san diego washington july in promptly at 7 o'clock to-night president Taft stepped into the east room of the white house and after reading an enthusiastic tele gram from john barrett his personal rep resentative at san diego pressed the tele graphic button which inaugurated the work of building the panama-california exposi tion the ceremony was attended by a number of congressmen director gen eral d c collier of the san diego ev position marshaled the assembled guestl and after the ceremony was over tool them all to the shoreham to ah informal celebration at whicl he was the host j wayman explains why men higher up go free i still believe thai it was i nspi-a that caused the murder of vincent altman and that o'donnell kearney and garvin were connected with it i asked for the lis.ai.4sa of the indictments against these three men to-day when i found that the principal witness for the state had lied tc me to inspector hunt and to the grand jury the case against maurice enright is in no way af fected the investigation of this murder and the effort to get to the hottom of the conspiracy will continue in spite of this disap pointment â€” state's attorney john e w wayman after the release of the plvjmbers 1 ousiness agents i cut out the coupons next sun day free season books for riverview park free trip on lake michigan on steamers theodore roosevelt and united states also 1.25 worth of conces sion tickets for forest park for 25 cents including the big rides and shows cut out the coupons j reasons wny hundreds of reasons can be ad vanced why you should get the most out of your paper by reading the want ad columns carefully every day besides the money there is in it for you for instance if you are looking for a furnished room a glance at these columns will convince you i that the best rooms in the most desirable locations are advertised for rent in the examiner want ad columns every day and so it is with bargains in furniture real estate automobiles or anything else under the sun that you may want cnicag'o examiner want ad office no 9 west madison street jua weit of state street s3 5000 tsfsi 44344 4 i

* { sr much change in temperature light to jfg^^ajw moderate winds becoming variable r range of temperatures x fy l average 7r vol ix no 181 a m Chicago examiner thursday Chicago july 20 1 9 1 1 l 6 pages thursday ve the examiner follow you on ur vacation ufa.ngys of address made as often as desired vacation sub.cription rates po.tage paltli daily examiner two week is cent daily examiner four week 30 cent sunday examiner 1 month 25 cent 011l up subtctlduon dupt mÂ«jn som or aut n 31589 aim â€¢â€¢ o s."pit.'nv 0 m price one cent ?â€ž""â€¢"* y *Â»"Â«,. 30 cubh.i per mint buelders unite to end rule of o'donnell seorganize the associated building trades and elect officers haughnessey president 3,000 men give allegiance to new body no strikes slogan Chicago has a new ceutral body in the building trad~es to take the place of the eutlding trades council which is grad nally being disrupted because of the lead ership of simon o'donnell and maurice unions with a membership of nearly 50 000 have reorganized the associated ' building trades and elected peter shaugh nessy president of the bricklayers and stonemasons union its president unions with nearly 20,000 members some f them still in the building trades coun cil have announced that they will either rapport the new central body or remniu neutral under no circumstances they tate will they uphold the building trades council 49,900 men take stand the unions in the new council are member bimlernialicrh 059 boilermakers helpers 256 bricklayers and stone masons 8,000 carpenters 17,500 ll i.st ing engineers gjo glass workers 400 mosaic workers 300 mosaic workers helpers 300 i plasterers 1,700 boofers and helpers 400 tfie layers and helpers 150 building laborers 1 7 nun steamthters _ fct , , . . 650 alninior bteamfitfers Â„ 050 total 13,900 besliles the organizations in the new entral body the following are either sym pathizing with its purposes or remaining neutral member unions hip painters 10,000 structural ironworkers 900 marble cutters bud setters 400 others trades 6,000 total 17,300 when the building trades council was organize the plumbers and several other trades did not join it the council at that time adopted a policy of no strikes au grievances were either settled without call ing out the workmen or they went to arbi tration there was peace for nearly a o'donnell brought trouble then the plumbers led by simon o'don nell joined the council the other trades on the outside went ln at the same time o'donnell was elected president ou a plat form of aggressive warfare against con tractors the policy of john metz of the â€¢ arpenters the former president was to avoid strikes wherever possible after o'donnell took office the trouble began then john r alpine president of the united association of plumbers ordered the formation of a new union of steamtit tere in Chicago of which maurice euright was made business agent this started a war ln which three men were killed sev eral shot and scores slugged for several montns fao.inio.ooo of building has been tied up through trouble growing l out of the alpiue-enrlght union the associated building trades will fol low a policy thnt will prevent strikes o'donnell and his followers will never be permitted it is said to gain control of the aew central body captured by alderman alleged horse thief overtaken after a seven-mile chase 18-a seven-mile chase alderman a j i changelon of evanston yesterday overtook ] and arrested stephen mitchell an alleged ! horse thief mitchell was trying to sell a | horse and buggy to frank bartelmo a . shermerville saloon keeper when the.al-i derman appeared mitchell lashed his horse j and galloped cbangelon jumped into a j buggy belonging to bartelmo and gave pur suit the race ended in libertyville mit chell is held in evanston on warrants ! worn out by the johnson express com ! pany and frank miller 2310 hartzell place i gates is expected to live kiclans think he will recover if heart stands strain special cable to the examiner us july 19 john w gates passed j s dvorablo day and ts reported to be do jtg well to-night the family are greatly : encouraged and the physicians are inclined ; to the belief that the patient will recover j if his heart continues to staud the strain s well as it has so far several days j must pass however before he can be j said lo be out of danger j " black hand bomb hurls scores from beds wrecks store vincent la cognata 1839 south clark street ignored demands for money outrage follows his failure to comply with demands for mone yinndc in threatening letters from the black hand led to the wrecking of i the grocery store of vincent la cognata 1839 south clark street by a dynamite bomb early this morning families occupying tre upper two stories of the three-story brick building were thrown from their beds windows in it and surrounding structures were shattered and the south italian and red light districts were plunged into excitement the bomb was one of the most powerful rued by the black hand operators teh police declare that la cognata has received threatening letters but the gro cer denied this through fear of further vengeance it is believed six families occupying the upper floors were hurled fro mtheir beds and narrowly escaped being cut by flying glass no one wa6 reported injured twain's teacher is 91 told sam he'd never make hit ml steamboat man east liverpool 0 july 19.â€”cap tain abner martin the oldest ohio-missis sippi river man in this section of the ohio valley has just celebrated his nlnety-flrst birthday captain martin taught samuel clemens mark twain all the latter knew about a steamboat and when both were working on the old river packet pennsyl vania told sam he never would make a hit as a steamboat man \ and he didn't said captain martin to day he was too witty even when on a pilot house deck captain martin declares that few people ever knew how sam got into the lecture business when the war broke out he en listed in the confederate army spent a few months there and deserting went to the fiji islands where he remained nntil after the war returning home broke sam then wrote and delivered his flrst lecture fire razes a factory churchill cabinet co suffers 100 000 believed to be incendiafy fire which assumed threatening propor tions and drove scores of families from their homes early this morning destroyed half the buildings of the churchill cabi net company which cover the block be tween north hoyne avenue and churchill streets the money loss was estimated nt 100,000 and chief seyferlich said there were suspicions that the fire was incen diary some of the tenants of the surrounding houses fled in night attire the churchill cabinet company makes mission furniture and this proved ready fuel for the flames another early morning fire was in the apartment building 6057 south michigan avenue and 70 east sixty-first street the fire started ln a delicatessen store and twelve families fled to the street the loss was 500 confesses slaying wife farmer buried body in lime six years ago rings are clews charlotte mich july 19 the body of mrs sarah lonsberry murdered by her husband w e lonsberry a well known farmer was found by sheriff donovan in a sheep shed on the lonsberry farm to-day the body had been buried fully dressed and lime had been used to destroy videi\ce but two gold rings were found belonging to mrs lonsberry the murder was com mitted january 1 1905 and lonsberry was arrested a few days ago on a statement made by his mother eignty-four years old who saw her son kill his wife by choking her lonsberry upon being told that the body had been found confessed to the mur der rebels in mexico defiant el paso texas july 19 rebels in possession of agua prleta mexico refuse to surrender their guns after having been paid for their services and discharged they have rolled a cannon into the streets have declared the town under martial law and have thrown the paymaster and the customs collector in jail / i mer ' cans are being neld in the town under guard and no one is permitted to enter lightning hits girl at birthday party daughter of evanston attorney may die from . burns at benton harbor resort bolt strikes umbrella millicent turnock just 16 in jured as she trips toward fete in rain storm a bappy day for the family of james turnock a prominent evanston attorney yesterday was riven by a bolt of lightning which struck and probably fatally burned miss millicent turnock the daughter while she was walking through the rain at ponton harbor mich to attend a party given in honor of her sixteenth birthday , miss turnock fell to the sidewalk un conscious literally burned from head to foot a youjig man who was escorting her to the fete was stunned by the bolt but his condition is said to be not serious friends who ran to the girl's aid were j pi-evented from touching the body by the electricity with which it was charged umbrella is lightning rod a steel umbrella which miss turnock was carrying is believed to have attracted the shaft of lightning there was a crack ling sound a blinding flash and the um brella was torn to shreds the girl's outer sk'rt was stripped from her body her head and neck were lacerated and the entire right side of her body was terribly seared it was several hours before she regained consciousness physicians of fered slight hope for her recovery mr and mrs turnock were summoned to their daughter's side last night by a tele gram from benton harbor wouldn't let rain spoil day two weeks ago miss turnock went to benton harbor with her mother sirs tur nock returned to Chicago sunday leaving the girl in the care of the family of p a vicfcers also of evanston the party was registered at the tabor summer resort fonr miles from benton harbor a week ago plans for the girl's birthday party were made by her companions she has spent the seven days in happy antici pation of the anniversary whan the rainstorm came up yesterday miss turnock told her friends that she did not intend to let the weather spoil her birthday with a group of laughing and chatting friends she started through the heavy downpour to the scene of the fete two years ago liss turnock entered the evanston high school she is one of the prettiest and most popular girls of the younger social set of the suburb plan co-operative city promoters seek 50,000 to 1,000 000 population new york july 19 the american society of equity to-day announced the proposed establishment of a co-operative town by the name of co-operator in the lakes region of wisconsin the develop ment of the plan includes the operation of a strictly co-operative food manufac turing center the proposition is to inter est from 30,000 to 1,000,000 co-operators who will pay 10 cents a week this wm be sufficient to establish independent pack ing plants grist mills elevators ware houses and cold storage plants with the intended investment it is estimated that the co-operators can come to this place and live in independence expelled clubman soes writer seeks mandamus to force the players to reinstate him new york july 10 richard t barry magazine writer recently expelled from the players club for branding mem bers of the theatrical profession mental delinquents and"bluffers of feeling has applied to supreme court justice giegerich for a writ of mandamus to compel the club to reinstate him his attorney henry w bridges contended that the article ln which barry's objectionable remarks were made was not aimed at the players but ot an economic he said that the club had no right to make itself the censor of a man's opinions raid mt clemens games attorney general of state closes gambling on governor's orders detroit mich july 19 under orders i from governor osborn assistant attorney general t a lawler with the macomb j county sheriff and his deputies last night ! raided six gambling houses in mount clem i ens and arrested the operators the of ficers confiscated every piece of gambling paraphernalia and it required eight drays to carry the goods away citizens of mount clemens and maccmb county have com 1 plained that local officers were not enforc ing the law mrs luke lea recovering denver colo july 10 mrs luke lea wife of united states senator lea of ten nessee who was rushed to denver last week from deer park md while she was suffering from a relapse following an oper ation is improving rapidly and is now con sidered outyof danger senator lea who submitted to a transfusion of a quart of blood from hi own veins in au effort to i save the life of mrs lea will leave in a few days for nashville 1,50,000 graft cases of i c dead civil suits against officials melt away criminal prose cution unlikely company buys car works i pays 190,000 for mediocre property which may be turned to junk after spending tens of thousands of dol lars to collect evidence on which to base civil and criminal suits charging that of ficials and employes of the road had stolen 1,500,000 ln car repair graft the Illinois central railroad has allowed its case to melt away and has placed a monetary value on the crime alleged requiem was sounded yesterday over the cases which started with great hue and cry when the Illinois central waived all claims for damage against charles l ew ing prank b harriman and john m tay lor amounting to t more than 1,000,000 and paid 190,000 for the west pullman car works the price is said to be more than any other road would pay for the proper ties and it is expected the shop will be junked means end of prosecution literally the settlement was with the west pullman car works and only oblit erates the civil liability of this company but it was admitted a month ago by offi cials of the railroad that a deal was about to be closed and the three principal de fendants would be given immunity from further prosecution ana this is the deal ewlng was former general superintend ent harriman former general manager and taylor former storekeeper for the Illinois central the west pullman is one of a number of car repair shops in which they were accused of having swindled the rail road by charging for repairs never made the whole scheme was engineered accord ing to the charges by henry c oster mann , ostennann was the first man to settle the amount of the settlement was not made known but he has never been made a defendant the criminal action against the present defendants was started in long winded hearings in the municipal court after a hearing before a master in chan cery the latest move was a change of venue the warrants on which the men were arrested w*re sworn to by j t har ahan then president of the road the of ficials of the road have been active in ef fecting settlements and timid in prosecut ing the criminal charges daring graft alleged the information on which the warrants were based read almost like a fable so daring was the graft as charged that the allegations many of them never denied were almost unbelievable it was the story of charging repairs on thousands of cars which were never re paired many of them which were never in the yards of the car repair companies so daring did ostermann and his allies on the pay rolls of the railroad become according to the reports of investigators that they jotted down the numbers of freight cars flying past the window and charged thou sands of dollars for repairs on the cars which never stopped jap spy taken in bavaria i officer attached to kaiser's army said to be under arrest seheclal cable to the examiner . berlin july 19 1t is repotted that'a japanese officer attached to the german army has been arrested as a spy the ar rest was made according to the report at hammelburg bavaria but officials in ber lin decline to comment on the matter the spy is said to have been found examining several new held guns at night with a dark lantern Chicago woman drowned mrs a j jones falls from launch at michigan resort kalamazoo mich july 19 mrs a j jones of Chicago was drowned in gull lake to-night she was with n number of friends crossing the lake in a launch when suddenly she fell over backwards mrs i jones has been spending the last few weeks at gull lake her husband came to i the city to-day but he has not been located to-night the body was not recovered labor chiefs freed state duped ex-convict unmasked on stand new altman indictments killed otonnell kearney and garvin immediately released when wayman admits being tricked frank pardee kept in luxury for month as chief factor in conspiracy case wilts and prosecution collapses others add to enright evidence he stays in jail sluggers a farce in three scenes without action scene i state's attorney's office one month ago frank pardee a steamfltter i heard o'donnell kearney and garvin conspire with moss enrlgi to kill vincent altman enright was to get 500 and a new automobile inspector hunt pardee hare you ever been in prison pardee never sir on my oath state's attorney wayman this is a most serious charge pardee and will mean indictments is there anything ln your past life that will reflect discredit on your testi mony pardee not a thing in the mea?itiiite pardee has lived on the fat of the land on mou j furnished him by inspector hunt and state's attorney wayman scene 11 holland hotel hyde park tuesday 11 p m inspector hunt you are sure pardee that you haven't the slightest police reto .. pardee as i live not a record state's attorney wayman if you have ever done anything wrong tell us now ; the other side will surely bring lt up against you pardee i am straight as a string scene 111 judge lockwood honore's court wednesday afternoon attorney brady pardee did you ever serve a term ln the missouri penitentiary under the name of parve pardee yes sir . attorney brady were you ever in an asylum for the criminal insane pardee yes sir state's attorney wayman we have been outrageously deceived by this witness 1 move to aolia pros the cases against o'donnell kearney and garvin o'donnell kearney and garvin ha ha ha cheers from the labor delegation outside the court room many curtains r>y fter one of the most remarkable reversals of evidence the chi f i cago courts have ever seen judge lockwood honore on motion of \\ the state's attorney yesterday ordered the release of simon e o'donnell james garvin and thomas kearney business agents of the plumbers union who had been indicted for complicity in the mur der of vincent altman at the-'briggs house bar these three labor leaders owe their release and present liberty to the fact that frank pardee a labor hanger-on desired to live in luxury at the expense of the state he saw an opportuity to use his knowledge of the briggs house tragedy and worked the game to the limit the captain of koepenick the shoemaker who by putting on * brilliant uniform lorded it over a se ction of germany for a few days can take no medals away from frank p ardee by denying that he had a criminal record he succeeded in making state's attorney wayman and in spector nicholas hunt two of the most ridiculous figures in Chicago from dingy flat to luxury pardee and his wife have lived in luxury that they never knew before since he walked into the detective bureau and told his story of the men higher up from a dingy flat on indiana avenue where they did not know where the next meal was coming from they were moved by the police to the holland house a select hotel in fashionable hyde park they enjoyed the companionship of detective sergeant ben burns one ot the best story tellers in the departm ent and in addition pardee has h*d 30 a week spending money what are you going to do with pardee inspector hunt was asked last night hw 111 sell my interest in him cheap said the inspector indeed i'll te him to you b^t developed at the hearing vest erday that pardee had first sold out frank pardee clothier drowns as bathers sport near by morris m greenbaum fails to appear when beach is closed for thi night / morris m greenbaum 3862 evanston avenue a partner in the kumfort garment company 350 west madison street was drowned at the bathing beach near the Chicago beach hotel last evening after all the beach's patrons had left at 10 o'clock attendants as usual examined all the lockers and in one found a man's clothing and other apparel in a pocket of the coat was found a card bearing greenbaum's name search was then made for the body but no trace of lt was found the police learned greenbaum had not returned home last evening and his rela tives were asked to go to the bathing beach where they identified the cloth ing greenbaum is said to have gone to the beach at 5 o'clock and is supposed to have drowned soon after that the clothing was identified by green baum's partner william h shapera and by newton solomon and his daughter miss ella solomon at whose home green baum lived greeubauin's home was in philadelphia but he had been in Chicago the last yeai he was twenty-three years old oil trust heiress to wed helena stallo engaged to friend of swedish king cincinnati 0 july 19 that e k stallo of new york within a few days will announce formally the betrothal of his daughter helena to nils florman grand son of a swedish admiral and an intimate friend of the king of sweden was stated to-day by miss stallo the young woman who is with her sister a joint heiress of the lute alexander mcdonald is at dalvay the estate in clifton a suburb which was the former standard oil magnate's home florman wtyo is a new york business man is there having hurried to dalvey on hear ing that miss stallo had been injured in an auto accident she was only slightly hurt miss stallo met her fiance on 3 recent trip to honolula miss helena stallo's fortune is estir.ated lat from 7,500,000 to 25,000,090iÂ»;jrfi Taft starts coast fair presses button which inaugurates .. work at san diego washington july in promptly at 7 o'clock to-night president Taft stepped into the east room of the white house and after reading an enthusiastic tele gram from john barrett his personal rep resentative at san diego pressed the tele graphic button which inaugurated the work of building the panama-california exposi tion the ceremony was attended by a number of congressmen director gen eral d c collier of the san diego ev position marshaled the assembled guestl and after the ceremony was over tool them all to the shoreham to ah informal celebration at whicl he was the host j wayman explains why men higher up go free i still believe thai it was i nspi-a that caused the murder of vincent altman and that o'donnell kearney and garvin were connected with it i asked for the lis.ai.4sa of the indictments against these three men to-day when i found that the principal witness for the state had lied tc me to inspector hunt and to the grand jury the case against maurice enright is in no way af fected the investigation of this murder and the effort to get to the hottom of the conspiracy will continue in spite of this disap pointment â€” state's attorney john e w wayman after the release of the 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